lurking15

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by lurking15 2y ago
> while the west is using its fossil fuel resources to shove crayons up its nose what a bunch of empty invective
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by lurking15 2y ago
Wait so there was near universal outcry on the left about “Jan 6 insurrection” but assassination of public figures is actually fine if they have a low approval rating and allegedly negatively affect people’s lives? Guess what? Congress is l
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by lurking15 2y ago
> they effectively subsidize residents the universities are swimming in money, it's not an actual subsidy and in my experience ends up just crowding out native students
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by lurking15 2y ago
The worst metric obsession that defines things now is stock price, which really went into overdrive with the financialization of the 70s~80s. Of course financialization was downstream of the money supply and people seeking out returns on th
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by lurking15 2y ago
I feel similarly.
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by lurking15 2y ago
I'm not sure how this applies to what I said.
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by lurking15 2y ago
It's an outrage once you work at these companies and behold the sheer dysfunction and they're all getting paid wages native American citizens would take.
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by lurking15 2y ago
Ah got it. I think the idea of knowledge management is maybe misguided when applied to economics. Knowledge in economic terms is much less definite because prices reflect subjective value.
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by lurking15 2y ago
I guess I see this as an attempt or yearning to discredit him, but following in the work that sprung from Hayek and friends, the motivation for his work is clearly curiosity and wonder about how does anything get done in the world without c
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by lurking15 2y ago
Just going to take the time to indicate that this is a conspiracy theory, since conservatives are always lambasted with that term.
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by lurking15 2y ago
No disagreement from me regarding that.
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by lurking15 2y ago
> Want to know what food and housing was like before regulation? Read the jungle. Not convincing since you're reducing the entire time period to The Jungle which was sensationalized fiction, effectively political propaganda. But to
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by lurking15 2y ago
I don't disagree per se, but it seems from reading the article that they're bemoaning the shortage of qualified doctors and how they're all spent cause they have to work within the confines of centrally planned subsidy prices
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by lurking15 2y ago
I think people will hit a breaking point and it will be undeniable that heavy regulation and subsidization is the root of dysfunction and deterioration of most important aspects of life. It's hard not to see the parallel between health
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by lurking15 2y ago
> For example, it'd be useless for me to follow a news outlet that downplays the importance of democracy. You seem to be pretty strident and inflexible in your thinking, so at least you recognize that you're unable to read anyt
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by lurking15 2y ago
But "opinion journalism" isn't news, it's editorializing. So you accept news that is effectively propaganda as long as it's "independent" from the outlet ownership?
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by lurking15 2y ago
> so-called "independent" news outlet which has clear conflict of interest If a majority of staff at a news outlet are liberal/progressive isn't that clearly a bias and hard to call independent? I just notice that peo
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by lurking15 2y ago
> It was unscientific to impose any mandates for COVID vaccines whatsoever. Not only was it unscientific, to the point that they had to censor their opponents and coordinate the institutions to shun any dissenting scientists and experts,
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by lurking15 2y ago
Pure ignorance and stubbornness on their part. If they admitted they were wrong, they'd have to do serious self-reflection and reform their worldview, it's insulation. There's people that recognize you're right.
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by lurking15 2y ago
another unit test defense: they're the most accessible and inspectable in the sense that you have practically zero barrier of running it immediately in your IDE and stepping through if necessary
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by lurking15 2y ago
They do this with economic consumer price indices all the time. Swap out the stuff that people bought before with the new inferior alternative and call it even. You'll accept the garbage clothing and garbage food (bugs, soy crumbs, oat
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by lurking15 2y ago
Welcome to the Cantillon effect. Any country that debases the money (planned economy and socialist tendency) will find that the ability for average people to save the fruits of their labor becomes near impossible.
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by lurking15 2y ago
Happy to help! In my research trying to help myself I've come to the conclusion that histamine intolerance is really more of a symptom of a larger issue. It seems to suggest SIBO or any other sort of inflammatory process in the small i
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by lurking15 2y ago
By "go nuclear" I'm assuming you mean antibiotics? That's the standard treatment for methanogen overgrowth now, prescribing oral neomycin which is some really strong stuff but apparently the only thing that seems to wipe
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by lurking15 2y ago
Sounds like you've identified that histamine is an issue for you. Vitamin C will clear serum histamine, citric acid is bad since it's a fermented byproduct of black mold (likely triggers histamine release from impurities). In my I
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by lurking15 2y ago
Let me quote the OP: > If there were effects, we'd have seen them by now. You just authored a screed in response to me pointing out that there are effects. Sharon Osbourne didn't just have mild nausea she now claims she can&#x2
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by lurking15 2y ago
very good examples pretty much every one I've come across, the over-engineered types one (add python typing to the list too) feels pretty spot-on and common
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by lurking15 2y ago
> “I’m too gaunt and I can’t put any weight on. I want to, because I feel I’m too skinny,” she went on before warning people, “Be careful what you wish for.” She abruptly stopped after losing much more than she wanted to lose. She looks
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by lurking15 2y ago
Sharon Osbourne almost died, and I've read about enough people having serious problems on them including gastroparesis and bowel obstruction.
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by lurking15 2y ago
I actually run elections. "Spreading democracy" is what Hillary Clinton, Victoria Nuland, Condi Rice and the rest of the bipartisan neocon gang does when they bomb countries into oblivion and leave behind chaos and death.

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